An updated version of the Intel® SOA Expressway for Healthcare, a high-performance health information gateway used by ISVs and system integrators like IGI to share information inside hospitals and with community caregivers and health information networks, is available for download. Using the Intel gateway for system interface and message processing within its ORBIT Portal, IGI has helped Newark Beth Israel Medical Center securely share emergency room patient records, immunization information and Medicaid medication history with New Jersey’s state-run health information exchange. The developer kit includes pre-built workflow packs that reduce integration time, improved Microsoft deployment features and a reliable messaging framework. Click here to view a blog post.
Posts Tagged ‘helps’
Chip Shot: Intel Helps Deliver Secure Health Information
October 14th, 2009 |
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iPhone Helps Firm Respond to the Unexpected
October 8th, 2009 |
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Kevin Burton, founder and CEO of Burton Asset Management, a business continuity and disaster recovery firm, has a very focused job description: “I make sure that people are prepared for the unforeseeable.†Key to enabling that client preparation is Burton’s iPhone: “With iPhone in my hand, I’m connected to everything. I have everything I need to know to do my job,â€
Socialcast Analytics Suite Helps Filter Out Social Media Buzz
October 5th, 2009 |
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Socialcast Oct. 6 will announce Social Business Intelligence, a suite of analytics software for its microblogging platform. SBI runs network analysis to ferret out informal connections between individuals and groups, looking at posts, comments and liking activity over time.
With SBI, Socialcast joins companies such as Jive Software in blending business intelligence tools into enterprise social media as a way to give customers an idea of what corporate employees are saying in social networks.
– Socialcast, which makes Twitter-like status update software for businesses, Oct. 6 is planning to announce analytics software for its microblogging platform, becoming the latest vendor to create business intelligence tools that help companies gauge social activity.
Called Social Business Intellige…
Beatles’ re-launch of albums ‘helps clear MJ’s debts’
September 21st, 2009 |
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Beatles’ launch of their remastered albums and the video game The Beatles: Rock Band has apparently helped clear late singer Michael Jackson’s debts.
The King of Pop had bought the 250-song Beatles catalogue in 1985 for 47.5million dollars and now with the high selling of his own music and the relaunch of the Fab Four’s sound, [...]
Gist Helps Users Manage Their Social Networks From Outlook, Gmail, Salesforce.com
September 15th, 2009 |
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Gist launched to free beta today as a social network aggregator of sorts, pulling profile information on people and companies from social networks such as Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, as well as from 20 million-plus blogs, and more than 50,000 news sources. Gist analyzes the contacts, then ranks and prioritizes the importance of contacts based on the frequency of messaging interaction a Gist user has with those contact. A Gist app for the iPhone coming in October.
– Corporate knowledge workers find themselves overwhelmed
by the many networks they have joined and some startups are looking to
alleviate some of these information overload pains with software tools that
help users manage their inboxes.
Gist launched to beta Sept. 15 with a
new twist…
Jobs Helps Apple Introduce New Features for iPod, iTunes
September 9th, 2009 |
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Apple’s CEO looks upbeat and energized as he introduces new features for the iPod and iTunes App Store. Rumors that Apple and the Beatles’ Apple Corps publishing company had come to an agreement to enable Beatles music to be sold on iTunes turn out to be unfounded.
– SAN FRANCISCO Apple CEO
Steve Jobs, appearing in public for the first time since October 2008 and
following a liver transplant in March, basked in the glow of a 3-minute
standing ovation Sept. 9 from media members and analysts at the launch of
several new Apple product features.
Jobs, wearing…
Personal Training Software “Private Coach” helps to get back in shape Posted By : Martin Menzel
September 2nd, 2009 |
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The Personal Training Software “Private Coach” serves as a Virtual Trainer and Nutrition Expert, poviding health advice geared towards your goals. Make your workouts become more effective and enjoyable, and stay motivated for years to come.
Chip Shot: Intel Labs Helps Advance Fashion Industry With Virtual Worlds
August 12th, 2009 |
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Intel Labs have entered into a new research collaboration with the Fashion Research Institute (FRI) to drive innovations that will make it easier for businesses and consumers to make use of virtual worlds. Through this collaboration FRI is providing visually compelling, highly detailed content to aid in Intel’s 3D Internet research and allow the company to learn what will be required in future computers and the next generation of internet software. Virtual worlds could reduce waste significantly in fashion design by eliminating the cost and materials needed to create and re-create prototypes until they are correct. They also allow the designer and manufacturer to review designs together in a virtual space over great distances. Read more here.
Plot Stamp Helps Index Drawings and Plots Posted By : Amanda Qin
August 7th, 2009 |
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The Plot Stamp command, new feature in ZWCAD 2009i, is instrumental in indexing drawings and plots.
New Online Business Builder Helps Businesses Build a Website and Much More
August 6th, 2009 |
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Kozuko (Kozuko – Website Builder and Online Business Software Homepage) is revolutionary website that helps small businesses create a website with powerful features such as e-mail marketing, the ability to sell products online with a built in shopping, host forums, built-in search engine optimization with analytics and reporting tools. Built with the business owner in-mind, [...]
Intel Helps Convert Unused PC Processor Power into an Instrument to Fight Disease and Study Climate Change
August 3rd, 2009 |
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 3, 2009 – Often in the fight against cancer, researchers are not limited by their ingenuity, but the resources available to make research effective.
Hyper9 VOS Helps Battle Virtual Machine Sprawl
July 29th, 2009 |
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Hyper9 is rolling out the second version of its flagship Virtualization Optimization Suite, which is designed to give businesses improved insight into their virtualized environments and better ways to manage their VMs. While many business embraced virtualization to save money in such areas as hardware, space and power, the result has been a virtualization environ-ment that is not always easy to manage. Hyper9 VOS offers a host of new features tied together by an intuitive user interface.
– Hyper9 officials want to give businesses better insight into their virtual environments.
The company July 29 rolled out the second generation of its flagship Virtualization Optimization Suite for VOS which is designed to help businesses create virtual environments that are suitable to their busines…
Hyper9 VOS Helps Battle Virtual Machine Sprawl
July 29th, 2009 |
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Hyper9 is rolling out the second version of its flagship Virtualization Optimization Suite, which is designed to give businesses improved insight into their virtualized environments and better ways to manage their VMs. While many business embraced virtualization to save money in such areas as hardware, space and power, the result has been a virtualization environ-ment that is not always easy to manage. Hyper9 VOS offers a host of new features tied together by an intuitive user interface.
– Hyper9 officials want to give businesses better insight into their virtual environments.
The company July 29 rolled out the second generation of its flagship Virtualization Optimization Suite for VOS which is designed to help businesses create virtual environments that are suitable to their busines…
LABS GALLERY: Intel Parallel Studio Helps Make the Most of Multiple Cores
July 23rd, 2009 |
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Intel Parallel Studio, which works with Microsoft Visual Studio, is designed to inspect code for errors and help developers optimize programs for use with multicore processors. eWEEK Labs puts Parallel Studio through its paces, and finds that the platform simplifies the difficult task of writing parallel code that takes advantage of processors with multiple cores. By Jeff Cogswell
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REVIEW: Intel Parallel Studio Helps Developers Exploit Multiple Cores
July 22nd, 2009 |
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Processors with multiple cores are commonplace these days, which has created a need for new tools that make parallel programming easier. To help programmers write code that makes use of multiple cores, Intel has released Intel Parallel Studio, which works hand-in-hand with Microsoft Visual Studio. During eWEEK Labs’ tests, Intel Parallel Studio effectively identifed and helped remediate problems in code, enabling developers to fine-tune programs for use with multiple cores.
– Parallel programming is not easy. I remember back in my computer science college courses years ago studying the problems involved in writing algorithms that make use of parallel processors. This was in the late 1980s, when parallel programming was basically understood but the tools to accomplish it …
REVIEW: Xobni Plus Helps Make Sense of Cluttered Microsoft Outlook Inboxes
July 17th, 2009 |
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Xobni Plus–the paid service upgrade to the free Xobni–provides advanced search, indexing and filtering capabilities that allow users to work more efficiently in Microsoft Outlook.
– Imagine being away from your Microsoft Outlook account for four months.
Sounds peaceful, right? Now imagine coming back to it, only to find more than
8,500 messages. Thats the situation I faced last month after returning to
eWEEK after a four-month-plus hiatus.
When I loaded Outlook 2007 on the…
RNC’s New Website Helps Promote Anti-Semitic, Anti-Latino, Pornographic Literature: AMERICAblog
July 17th, 2009 |
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It’s not very often the boys at AMERICAblog get to type the word “clitoris” in a political blog post, but thanks to Michael Steele and the headquarters of the Republican party, today is that special day.
Cursing Helps Endure Pain: Study (VIDEO)
July 14th, 2009 |
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Marshall Auerback: California Currency? A Taste of Things to Come Unless Percora II Helps Us Leave Discredited Economic Dogma Behind
July 13th, 2009 |
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As California’s IOUs signal desperation, Roosevelt Braintruster Marshall Auerback suggests that a Pecora-style Commission could help the public recognize the folly of past economic dogmas.